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The phrase "direct and intense" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is straightforward and powerful, often in the context of emotions, experiences, or actions.
Example: "The training session was direct and intense, pushing everyone to their limits."
Alternatives: "clear and powerful" or "straightforward and strong."
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Her writing is clear, direct and intense.
Quick, direct and intense, they never let Villarreal settle, even making Marcos Senna look average.
Max Roberts's production exactly echoes Hall's dialogue: it's direct and intense but light on its feet.
By contrast, framboise, made with raspberries, is all power: direct and intense if somewhat simple.
In fact, nearly all my evaluators were extremely diplomatic, using words like "assertive," "direct" and "intense," even where "overbearing" would have been equally apt.
He knows that part of the enjoyment they will get is in knowing they've seen movies like this before that weren't so direct and intense.
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Upon bathing the cell with blue light, it could be seen to emit directed and intense green laser light.
Afterward each musician performed one of Mr. Carter's recent solo compositions, among his most approachable mature works for their direct utterance and intense expressiveness.
But the timing was perfect, with no other film offering direct competition, and intense audience curiosity for a film that had been included in all the awards conversations, but which had been almost impossible to see.
Players speak of a new, collective spirit, and there is a clarity about the way they play too – direct, aggressive, quick and intense.
According to him, Madonna's compositions were serious, and intense, directing the creative direction of the songs into a deeply personal territory.
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